Anchor Text- The New Yorker, "Is 'Anna Karenina' a Love Story?"
Think about rhetorical strategies we have learned this year and that you already knew. (You might want to copy these down!)
diction- connotation
imagery
details
syntax
allusion
figurative language (simile, metaphor, personification, idiom, hyperbole...)
parallel structure
repetition
anaphora
epistrophe
symploce
antithesis
juxtaposition
appositive
parenthetical
aphorism
rhetorical question
On the graphic organizer, find 3 examples of rhetorical strategies utilized in the text. Complete the graphic organizer by naming the strategy, commenting on the significance of the strategy, and discussing the author's purpose in the use of this strategy.
Share with class using document camera. Students should make annotations of strategies/text details that they didn't write down.
Rhetorical Strategies
Anchor Text- The New Yorker, "Is 'Anna Karenina' a Love Story?"Think about rhetorical strategies we have learned this year and that you already knew. (You might want to copy these down!)
On the graphic organizer, find 3 examples of rhetorical strategies utilized in the text. Complete the graphic organizer by naming the strategy, commenting on the significance of the strategy, and discussing the author's purpose in the use of this strategy.
Share with class using document camera. Students should make annotations of strategies/text details that they didn't write down.